@jorisdekkers 147570 wrote:
…take it easy by the way, you can also say something with ease
I see too many vendors on clickbank trying to rip off affiliates and this is one of the major problems. Take a look at all the top clickbank products and you wont see that type of “leakage” on their sales pages. Why? Because they care about their affiliates and don’t try to steal their traffic.
Also it doesn’t look like you tested your conversions before trying to recruit affiliates. Thats pretty lazy. You expect your affiliates to do your testing for you?
Here are a few tips if you want to attract affiliates
1 – Remove all those affiliate banners and any other outbound links on the sales page.
2 – Don’t advertise your affiliate program to customers. Take that “affiliates” link at the top of the page and move it all the way down to the bottom in small text. An affiliate will know where to look for it.
3 – Hire a proof reader. When I was reading over your sales letter, it doesn’t “flow” properly. Seems to be missing a lot of commas and there are other grammatical errors.
4 – You have a few links in the sales copy that link to getpokerbook.com and redirect back to getpokerebook.dominateonlinepoker.com These links should be removed. Whats the point of them? Affiliates will think that your trying to over write their cookies with your own to steal their commission.
5 – TEST YOUR CONVERSION RATE!!! before you try to recruit affiliates.
Hope that helps.